Alex Cobos of Tanium explains how healthcare organizations can close visibility gaps with a three-pillar framework that improves asset intelligence, accelerates patching and strengthens incident response while protecting patient care.
Healthcare organizations face growing cybersecurity risks because they often lack real-time visibility into connected assets, leaving unmanaged devices, unpatched systems and legacy infrastructure vulnerable to attack. A proactive approach built on continuous asset intelligence, risk context and rapid remediation helps reduce ransomware exposure, strengthen compliance and improve operational resilience. Real-time visibility enables security teams to identify emerging threats faster, prioritize critical vulnerabilities, and respond before cyber incidents disrupt patient care or create costly regulatory and financial consequences.
In this session, Alex Cobos of Tanium will cover:
- Why healthcare organizations struggle to maintain complete visibility across complex, rapidly changing environments;
- How a three-pillar framework of see, know and act enables real-time asset intelligence and faster incident response;
- Practical steps to improve patch management, prioritize critical assets and reduce ransomware risk through continuous visibility.
Here is the course outline:
The Visibility Crisis in Healthcare: A Three-Pillar Framework for Real-Time Defense |
Completion
The following certificates are awarded when the course is completed:
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CPE Credit Certificate |